Our Vision . . .
... "America’s Air Force Auxiliary, Civil Air Patrol, building the nation’s finest force of citizen volunteers - performing Missions for America”
Our Mission . . .
... “To serve America by performing Homeland Security and humanitarian missions for our communities, states, and nation; developing our country’s youth; and educating our citizens on the importance of air and space power.”
Our Motto . . .
... "Semper Vigilans" - "Always Vigilant"
URGENT & TIME SENSITIVE INFORMATION
Attention All Stations. Please take note of the VHF/HF Net Schedules on the Communications Page.
If you would like to start your own Local or Special Purpose Net, please coordinate with the Wing/DC.
[ Follow this link for National & TN Wing Comminications Forms & Documents ]
[ Follow this Link to additional Upcoming Events ]
[ Click Here for the FY2010 Southeast Region Schedule ]
Our Core Values . . .
... Core values establishes a common set of expectations of conduct for all members. The meaning and power of the values CAP has chosen: INTEGRITY, VOLUNTEER SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and RESPECT are easily inferred by all who read them.
Our (3) Main Objectives . . .
The main objectives of Civil Air Patrol (CAP) are:
Aerospace Education
CAP maintains both internal and external aerospace education
programs. CAP members, both adults and cadets, follow a rigorous
program to learn about aviation and aerospace principles. CAP also
reaches out to the general public through a special program for
teachers at all grade levels. Through this program, CAP provides free
classroom materials and lesson plans for aerospace education and each
year sponsors the premier national conference in this field.
Cadet Programs
CAP’s cadet program trains young men and women in
teamwork, moral leadership, aerospace education, technical skills to
support emergency services, and military history and customs. Through
national encampments, a college and flight training scholarship
program, and the International Air Cadet Exchange, CAP cadets broaden
their horizons, learn to assume responsibility, feel self-confidence
and set goals for their lives.
Emergency Services
Best known for its members’ work in search and
rescue and disaster relief missions, CAP is expanding its role in the
21st century to include an increasing number of homeland security
operations and exercises. CAP also performs counterdrug reconnaissance
missions at the request of law enforcement agencies and can do
radiological monitoring and damage assessment. CAP members undergo
rigorous training to perform these missions safely and
cost-effectively.
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